AI jobs doubled in Ireland since 2023 - report A new report from a Government advisory group has found that artificial intelligence jobs have doubled in Ireland since 2023. Science and Technology • 06 Nov
AI jobs doubled in Ireland since 2023 - report A new report from a Government advisory group has found that artificial intelligence jobs have doubled in Ireland since 2023. Science and Technology • 06 Nov
ISME urges Fastway receivers to return or deliver goods ISME has called on the receivers appointed to the parent company of Fastway Couriers to take immediate steps to ensure that goods currently in transit are either delivered to buyers or returned to vendors without delay. Business • 05 Nov
ISME urges Fastway receivers to return or deliver goods ISME has called on the receivers appointed to the parent company of Fastway Couriers to take immediate steps to ensure that goods currently in transit are either delivered to buyers or returned to vendors without delay. Business • 05 Nov
Brendan Ogle drops defamation case against Unite leaders Trade union official Brendan Ogle has dropped High Court defamation proceedings against two senior figures in the Unite trade union. Business • 05 Nov
Brendan Ogle drops defamation case against Unite leaders Trade union official Brendan Ogle has dropped High Court defamation proceedings against two senior figures in the Unite trade union. Business • 05 Nov
Event to hear of human behaviour role on cybersecurity A cybersecurity conference in Dublin will focus on the role of human behaviour in cyber breaches. Science and Technology • 05 Nov
Event to hear of human behaviour role on cybersecurity A cybersecurity conference in Dublin will focus on the role of human behaviour in cyber breaches. Science and Technology • 05 Nov
Climate projects too small to secure funding, says report Finance for climate adaptation projects is below what is required to address the escalating risks posed by climate change, according to a new report. Environment • 05 Nov
Climate projects too small to secure funding, says report Finance for climate adaptation projects is below what is required to address the escalating risks posed by climate change, according to a new report. Environment • 05 Nov
New action plan to strengthen collective bargaining The Government has launched an action plan to promote collective bargaining. Ireland • 05 Nov
New action plan to strengthen collective bargaining The Government has launched an action plan to promote collective bargaining. Ireland • 05 Nov
AWS announces new subsea cable connecting Ireland and US Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a new state-of-the-art transatlantic subsea fiber optic cable system connecting Co Cork to Maryland in the US. Business • 04 Nov
AWS announces new subsea cable connecting Ireland and US Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a new state-of-the-art transatlantic subsea fiber optic cable system connecting Co Cork to Maryland in the US. Business • 04 Nov
ILIMEX plans to expand into the agri-food sector Irish air sterilisation company ILIMEX has announced plans to expand into the agri-food sector with an initial focus on poultry and medicinal mushroom production. Business • 04 Nov
ILIMEX plans to expand into the agri-food sector Irish air sterilisation company ILIMEX has announced plans to expand into the agri-food sector with an initial focus on poultry and medicinal mushroom production. Business • 04 Nov
Drone breaches near Dublin Airport spark regulator action The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said it has concluded an investigation into a series of unauthorised drone operations conducted by a civil engineering company close to Dublin Airport. Business • 04 Nov
Drone breaches near Dublin Airport spark regulator action The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said it has concluded an investigation into a series of unauthorised drone operations conducted by a civil engineering company close to Dublin Airport. Business • 04 Nov
Women whistleblowers more likely to face negative impact Women whistleblowers are more likely to experience negative consequences for reporting wrongdoing according to a new report from Transparency International (TI) Ireland. Ireland • 03 Nov
Women whistleblowers more likely to face negative impact Women whistleblowers are more likely to experience negative consequences for reporting wrongdoing according to a new report from Transparency International (TI) Ireland. Ireland • 03 Nov
